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The RSPCA is seeking information about a video of a hamster being killed with a gun.

A bid to extend free school meals for the country's poorest pupils over the holidays was not back by any of Suffolk's MPs.

Halloween will be a little different this year thanks to coronavirus but here are six ways you can celebrate the occasion while staying safe at home.

More than 1,200 school pupils and 160 teachers in Suffolk have had to self-isolate because of potential coronavirus risks, new data has revealed.

Covid-19 test centres in Suffolk have been given a boost after public health chiefs confirmed extra capacity had been made to test people locally.

Stargazers in Suffolk are in with the chance of spotting the annual Orionid meteor shower when it peaks this week.

Cases of gonorrhoea, syphilis and chlamydia have risen in Suffolk, but health bosses have said that the county remains much lower than other areas.

Heavy rain is set to batter Suffolk tomorrow, with those travelling during rush hour likely to face longer journey times.

The ambulance service trust which serves Suffolk has been told it must take action after allegations were made about bullying and sexual misconduct.

From swimming in your pyjamas, BBC Micro computers and Panini football stickers - we take a look back at life in Suffolk's schools in the 70s and 80s.

The number of coronavirus cases in Suffolk has increased again in the last week, with most areas of the county now having recorded positive cases.

As Covid cases continue to rise, Steve Jupp says we must not be complacent.

Health secretary and West Suffolk MP Matt Hancock has been speaking to the SuffolkNews Podcast about the current Covid situation in the county.

The rate of infection from coronavirus in the East of England is currently the joint highest in the country.

Unemployment levels in Suffolk have more than doubled in the last year, with 23,225 people in the county currently out of work.

A six-figure sum has been issued to Suffolk police to help enforce coronavirus rules, it has been confirmed.

As Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveils a new approach to coronavirus restrictions, how does it affect Suffolk?

A new 'three-tiered lockdown' system has been announced but Suffolk has avoided stricter measures enforced in other parts of England.

Suffolk has seen a 16 per cent rise in hate crimes in the last six months compared to the same period last year.

The police and crime commissioner said county lines drug barons should get it "lock, stock and barrel" as he called for harsher sentences.